On The Desk of a D.I.

The man who the evidence points to is behind bars awaiting trial. 

I’m alright, bloody exhausted, but that happens. Work’s been pretty demanding the last bit. Run into the ground. ‘fraid I haven’t seen much of Mycroft, we’ve both ended up being a bit busy lately, but from the texts I’ve gotten he’s doing well as he can be. 

Fancy this, I don’t actually call him in on most of my cases, but thanks. 

Oh, right, you think we haven’t tried searching that? I’m so glad you have so little faith in the police. Besides, as I said, out of my hands. the government is looking into it. They had him in custody. If they couldn’t pin something on him, it does me little good to know where he is. 

Right. You get on that, then, shall you, mate? Let me know how bloody easy it is for you. 

Well, this is pleasant, isn’t it? Do you think we just sat about, twiddling our thumbs and going, “Oh, pity that, yeah?”. Gee, thanks for the vote of confidence. We did what we could, the government took it out of our hands. Maybe you don’t get it, but unfortunately, when the governmental officials tell the Yard to stop looking into something, we’re stuck. Someone else was dealing with it. 

Waved off, dismissed, not charged. Sorry for not being clear there. 

First off, you’ll likely spend time in jail, second, he might be waved for his actions saving the life of someone else, but if you want to deal with this, get in touch with the NSY. It’s none of my business. I can’t tamper with it.